Where to Worship Sunday Amarillo Zone B Y P U
The Amarillo Zone B Y P U meets with Glenwood church on Friday evening March 21 for an instructive program and a good time. Also SAN JACINTO METHODIST features Rev Geo W Shearer preaching at 11:00 am and 7:45 pm services with a focus on Heights residents attending. MODFT B Y P W holds 6:15 pm meeting at First Baptist with Barna bas topics and student acts. VANGUARD RB Y P U invites 15 to 18 year olds to 8:15 pm annex meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Zone
Glenwood
San Jacinto
Geo. W. Shearer
The
Heights
I. T. Huckaber
Endeavor
Ainning
Ase Ollows
Maxine Gregg
Nehemiah
Matt
Dorothy Mae Taylor
Hattie Mae Wood
Church OF Christ
Triangle Club meeting at First Christian church
The Triangle club of the First Christian church meets Sunday evening March 16 at 6 30 under Mrs Jack Burgess direction. The program includes a presentation titled In China the country that used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club
the First Christian Church
Jack Burgess
China
Epworth Hall
N. H. Mohler
Council of Nations
Cecil Green
America
Ivan Hudgins
Ngland
Harldo Vaught
India
Rolla Cartwright
Lorena Allison
Japan
Beulah Stuckey
Wachl
Local Church Notices Move to New Rector and Meeting
Buchanan Street Methodist commends Rev W H Strong as new rector who will preach and announce other services. Baptist pastors urged to attend First Baptist Monday 7:30 PM with program on deacon and pastor duties. St Andrew's Episcopal announces Lent services and a bishop's visit for confirmation Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Street Methodist
Buchanan Street
W.H. Strong
Brother Strong
G. J. Irvin
First Baptist Church
H. W. Virgin
A. E. Meyer
R. F. Jenkins
ST. Andrew's
Harry T. Moore
Dallas
Robert N. MacCallum
Tabernacle Baptist Church Service Times
Tabernacle Baptist at corner Sixteenth and Buchanan invites all to worship. Sunday school 9 30 a m sermons 11 a m and 7 30 p m B Y P U 6 15 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Baptist Corner
Buchanan Street
Sccond Baptist No
North Pierce Street
C. I. Griswold
First Church Services and Sunday School Start Times
The First Church of Christ Scientist offers services every Sunday at 11 o clock in the morning and at 7 o clock in the evening. A Sunday school for students under twenty is held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Central Presbyterian Corner
Tenth and
Taylor Streets
R. Thomsen
Polk Street Epworth League and Local Churches
Church notices summarize Polk Street and nearby congregations active Sunday programs: Epworth League topics, Bible study, and special concerts. Presbyterian and Church of Christ services listed with times, topics, leaders, and guest participants. Methodist Sunday School and worship scheduled with multiple age groups and events.
First Baptist Sunday Schedule and San Jacinto Chapel
Sunday at First Baptist features 9 30 am lesson The Reign of David and 11 am sermon Your Substance by Dr H W Virgin. Choir piece My Savior Walks With Me. Sunbeam band 3 pm led by Kathryn McGregor. 6 15 pm eight B Y P U groups in rooms. 7 pm evangelistic service sermon Are You in Debt by Dr H W Virgin. San Jacinto Chapel hosts Sunday school at 8 pm weekly. Dr B T Dunaway superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
David
A. E B. Meyer
Smith
Sunbeam
Kathryn McGregor
General Organization of
John Meyers
H. W. Virgin
Amarillo Girl to Attend Y W C A Meet in New York
Miss Rachel Dunaway daughter of Dr E T Dunaway of 1611 Polk Texas UT junior travels to New York April 2 to attend the YWCA council meeting She was elected to the national council while in Estes Park representing the University of Texas as undergraduate councilor She also represented UT in Dallas last fall She belongs to Gamma Phi Beta sorority and Theta Sigma Phi honorary journalism sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Dunaway
E T. Dunaway
Polk
University of Texas
New York
Miss Dunaway
National Council
Estes Park
Dallas
Camma Phi Beta Sorority
Theta Sigma Phi
Social Visitors and Local Moves Reported in Amarillo
Mrs Jack Swan of Washburn visited Amarillo yesterday while Mrs M S Freize and daughter from Canyon came to the city Friday. Marion Roberts of Tucumcari visits his parents at 1805 Fillmore. Miss Mary Lamb, Canyon normal teacher, spends the weekend in Amarillo. The Thor ton family stays at Rockwell hotel as W J Thorton plans a June return to Louisiana then permanent move here. Mrs Thorton opens a millinery shop above Richards store. A hundred Tyler street school pupils were out last week amid an epidemic. nurse Mrs Smith leads prevention efforts with teachers and principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Swan
Washburn
Amarillo
M. S. Freize
Canyon
Vl Wilson
W. J. Thorton
Natalbany
Tyler Street
Treasles
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Bible Society
Eva Shafer
Ernestine Williams
Winnie Davis Proctor
Nanking
Ida Mae McClure
Barnabas
Kathryn &Tidger
Lois Stith
Ruth McGregor
Pan Geogra
Eunice Meadow
Winiford Allen
Miss Austin
Vanguard RB. Y. P. U
Vanguard B. Y. P. U
Panhandle
Bush & Lane
Amarillo Florist
Polk St
Presbyterian Undeayvor
Polk Street
Epworth League
EB. F. Myers
Bailie Warren
F. P
Epworth
New Annexers
Stanley W. Hayne
the Workers’ Senion Epworth League
Philathea
Holy Catholic Church
Louise Anthony
Crete Allen
Frank Howard
George Waddill
Carl McDowell
Thompson
Miss Radio Britain
Caro Roma
Clifford Thompson
Briggs
J. A. Morgan
Bible School
P. Hicks Daniel
Milo Atnson
San Jacinto Chapes
San Jacinto Chapel
B. T. Dunaway
Halaan Cornelius
Mission Baraca Clase
Y. W. C. A. Mert
Daily Globe
Tenth Street
East 11Th
Mah-Jong
R. F. Foster
Foster On Bridge
Mah-Jongg
Foster On
Assell
Ge Panhandle
Ockrell Printing
Taylor ST
Amarillo, Texas
Jur March Group
THOR
Paragon
Western Electric
Queen
Dewart
City Licht
Waterco
West
Texas
City Drug Store
Bock
Ningham, Tascosa Land Company
Lub
Mary Lamb
Th Canyon Normal
Marion Roberts
Tucumcari
Mrs. C. A. Roberts
Fillmore Street
Margie Gordon-Cummings
O Canyon
Clarence Harrington
Alabame Street
Irene Turner
Harrington
F. H. Hill
City
Rebestos
G. E. Abbott Machine Company
Ars
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